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How can I catch key combinations like ALT+K or CTRL+ALT+H in python
A terminal converts the control key in combination with a letter key to a normal ASCII code. This can be read from the getch() function like any other key press.
Also, the keypad() function must be called to enable other special function keys (e.g. left arrow, F1, home, etc).
I don't believe there is a portable way to receive meta-keys (e.g. ALT-H) through a terminal. Some send an escape (0x1B) followed by the modified key while others set the high-bit and only send one byte.

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Honda car maker is offering huge discount its popular cars including Honda Brio and Honda City besides the Honda Accord and Civic sedan. The car maker is offering a discount ranging from Rs 10k to Rs 60k. Honda is offering insurance on these cars for just Rs 1 only and the cost of the insurance ranges from Rs 10 k to Rs 60 k on different cars. Notably, Honda is the worst sufferer after Maruti in terms of impacted sales due to the petrol price rise as all the Honda cars in India are offered in petrol only option. Honda Brio and the City sedan are the ones that are selling in good numbers despite the high petrol prices and a rise in demand for diesel cars.
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Where Maruti has realized and has switched to the promotion and production of the diesel models and has lately declared voluntary outage of Maruti Alto due to low demand. Meanwhile, the car maker has recently stepped up production of Maruti Swift and Swift Dzire sensing the high demand for the diesel variants. On the other hand, Honda still sticks to the petrol only policy and with difficulty it seems to have planned the launch of the Honda City CNG soon. The launch of the Honda diesel cars is on cards from long but there is still no concrete information regarding the launch date of Honda City diesel or the Honda Jazz diesel.
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Kansas State hosts KU in the 112th installment of the Sunflower Showdown.
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Hayden will play in the Class 4A Division I state championship game against Bishop Miege.
Ellis, Alexander vault Jayhawks into Orlando Classic final
Perry Ellis scored a game-high 24 points to help lift the Jayhawks into the Orlando Classic championship game.
Royals trade Topeka native Aaron Crow to Miami
Kansas City Royals relief pitcher Aaron Crow is traded to the Miami Marlins.
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Highland Park's Nick Cummings will not return as head coach
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Great tour!! Guide very knowledgeable. Last winery visited was not a boutique style but rather a larger commercialized operation but all in all a great day trip
Well organized! The guide was really informative and friendly! All the wineries were beautiful and Yountville was such a wonderful place to stop for lunch! Definitely a recommend!
My first time to San Francisco and I truly enjoyed every moment. Visiting different vineyards was an experience of a life time. I honestly can't wait to return. I feel in love!!!!
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Love it! Gordie is great, fun and very informative. Like every reviewer here, I think first winery is the best, wine and scenery wise. I wasn't too crazy about Sutter Home but over all great experience. Highly recommended.
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It was beautiful. We had some glitches getting to the bus from the hotel, but the Travel people were more than willing to reimburse us for taxi fare. Pictures do not do it justice. Napa, and Sonoma valley are beautiful! I would do it again!
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Fabulous day out. Our driver, ?Steve was very knowledgable and helpful throughout the day. All three wineries were very welcoming and generous with their samples. We really enjoyed it.
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Fabulous day in wine country. 3 great stops to see 3 very different wineries. Nicholson Ranch, Madonna Estate and Sutter Home. Lovely town of Yountville for lunch. Driver was very helpful with everything on the tour. Thank you.
This was an amazing tour. So cheap and worth the day in wine country. First time and would definitely do it again. Brought us to little town for lunch that was extravagant and delightful.
This tour was great, we saw the landscape, drove the Golden Gate Bridge, visited 3 wineries, and had a wonderful lunch in Yountville. Our bus driver was extremely knowledge, kept everyone timely, and gave us great tips for our lunch stop.
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The 17th annual AT&T Cybersecurity Conference is taking place in New York City on October 5-6. During the two-day event, a security conversation will be taking place among industry leaders about the past, present and bright future of security. Cigital CTO, Gary McGraw, will take the stage on day Read more
Building security into the software development lifecycle (SDLC) has become a common practice in many organizations. The development of secure software involves many activities throughout the SDLC. Cigital's software security touchpoints specify seven best practices that can be incorporated as security activities in a secure SDLC. These activities are Read more
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Thailand's beaches and islands are top attractions and nearly all beaches feature numerous activities. At the more popular beaches, including Pattaya and those on Phuket and Koh Samui it is possible to hire jet skis and go water skiing.
While it should be advised that there are few rules regulating the rental and operation of jet skis, operators that rent them are concerned about their water craft and will provide some brief instruction to ensure that the vehicles are operated properly. However, once aboard the speed and power of a jet ski is an amazing experience, likely to make you forget you even spoke to someone just before pulling back on the throttle. That said, it is particularly important to beware of shallow rocks and reefs, which are frequent around Thailand's islands and of course swimmers who could be seriously injured by a collision with a large, powerful watercraft.
While water skiing is less frequently found activity it can generally be arranged at more popular beaches, such as Patong beach on Phuket. More popular, and found on almost every beach in Thailand is Banana Boat riding, an activity that is exciting for the whole family. A Banana Boat is a large inflatable tube that several people straddle and cling too while being pulled around the sea by a high powered speedboat. Bouncing along in a straight line is a hilariously fun time though few are able to stay aboard when the boat make a sharp turn and the passengers are dumped into the sea!
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Thomas Keller's East Coast metropolitan spin on his iconic Napa Valley restaurant The French Laundry has given New York diners bragging rights of their own. Urban dwellers may in fact savor the transmuted rustic fairytale of the California wine country, not to mention a deep authenticity and culinary imagination that keeps American gastronomy at a world-class level.
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Last month, we reported here about Splashtop, which starts a laptop in only a few seconds. Since then, Splashtop reportedly has found its way into the Lenovo IdeaPad S10e and the ASUS Eee PC.
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The browser looks like Google's Chrome, and most of the icons in the Mac-like dock on the bottom of the screen are for Google apps running in "the cloud". One exception is the Windows symbol. We won't go there. Meanwhile, the fast-start race all goes to Linux.Cloud, launched in December 2008 at the Netbook World Summit in Paris, demonstrated on a GIGABYTE Netbook.
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If we're into far out ideas, I like the theory I read in an article on UM that not only are we in a simulation, but that Ghost are an earlier 'save point' of us but due to a glitch in the program that version of the simulation keeps running unaware that the person has actually died!
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Fish Physiology: Hypoxia
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- Jeffrey Richards, Department of Zoology, The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
- Anthony Farrell, Dept of Zoology, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
- Colin Brauner, Dept of Zoology, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
Periods of environmental hypoxia (Low Oxygen Availability) are extremely common in aquatic systems due to both natural causes such as diurnal oscillations in algal respiration, seasonal flooding, stratification, under ice cover in lakes, and isolation of densely vegetated water bodies, as well as more recent anthropogenic causes (e.g. eutrophication). In view of this, it is perhaps not surprising that among all vertebrates, fish boast the largest number of hypoxia tolerant species; hypoxia has clearly played an important role in shaping the evolution of many unique adaptive strategies. These unique adaptive strategies either allow fish to maintain function at low oxygen levels, thus extending hypoxia tolerance limits, or permit them to defend against the metabolic consequences of oxygen levels that fall below a threshold where metabolic functions cannot be maintained. The aim of this volume is two-fold. First, this book will review and synthesize the adaptive behavioural, morphological, physiological, biochemical, and molecular strategies used by fish to survive hypoxia exposure and place them within an environmental and ecological context. Second, through the development of a synthesis chapter this book will serve as the cornerstone for directing future research into the effects of hypoxia exposures on fish physiology and biochemistry.View full description
* Research and Post-graduate scientists studying the physiology of fishes and the impact of extreme and environmentally degraded environments on fish physiology and survival* Comparative Vertebrate Physiologists studying adaptations to oxygen stress* Biomedical and sports physiologists interested in animal models of stress under low oxygen conditions
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McGowan's rehab assignment will be transferred from Single-A Dunedin, where he has made two scoreless relief appearances this week (2.0 IP, H, 4 SO).
McGowan, 31, missed all of the 2012 season with Toronto with plantar fasciitis in his right foot. Toronto's 1st round pick in the 2000 draft last saw action with the club at the end of the 2011 season, going 0-2 with a 6.43 ERA in five games and four starts with the Blue Jays (21.0 IP, 20 SO). His 2011 campaign also featured MLB rehab stints with Single-A Dunedin and Double-A New Hampshire where he posted a 2.80 ERA in 12 starts combined.
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Officials were assessing damage from Monday night's severe storms as well as preparing for another round of expected severe weather Tuesday.
Joe Paul Boone, Tallapoosa County Emergency Management Agency director, said county agencies and emergency-response departments were watching Monday's storms closely from the Tallapoosa County Courthouse and were, as of press time, set to do the same thing Tuesday night.
"We were at the courthouse last night and plan to be there Tuesday night. We had a conference call with the National Weather Service Tuesday morning and had basically all of the entities in the county here," Boone said. "Throughout the night we're expecting tornado watches, severe thunderstorms and possibly large hail."
Boone said Tallapoosa County was able to avoid widespread damage Monday.
"We had some trees down last night and one tree on a vehicle. We also had one house reported to have roof damage," Boone said. "We had a lot of violent weather all over the state Monday night. We were really blessed here in the county."
Despite that notion, Boone added that everyone should be prepared in the event of severe weather.
"We've programmed lots of weather radios, and we've talked to lots of people about having their plans in place and knowing where to go," Boone said. "Anytime we go under a (tornado) watch, we ask people to remember to go over their plans and know where their safe area is. If and when we go under a (tornado) warning, go to that safe place and you don't have to think about it because time is of the essence with these storms."
Kevin Laws, meteorologist with the National Weather Service Birmingham office, said the system that caused at least six deaths in Alabama alone Monday should pass through the state after Tuesday.
"This is a pretty complex system out over the central plains that was almost stationary for a while, but is slowly meandering and finally going to get out of here later Tuesday night," Laws said. "For Alabama, we think it will be out of here overnight Tuesday. Wednesday, things should start to improve dramatically."
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At this point, I think we have all the confirmation we need to tie up the HTC Vision to the T-Mobile G2 and the FCC filing we saw this week
G2 Gets Closer to Release, Pops Up in FCC Filing
We told you about the G2 possibly launching on September 29th, and we've found something that seems to support our theory. A phone that may well be the T-Mobile G2
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The G2 Gets Caught in the Wild!
Engadget this morning released some in the wild images of the newly announced G2! If you look closely at the picture to the left, you will see that the G2
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I agree they definitely spilled all of the beans with that keynote. Thanks fin advance for letting us know how all of the new Android Devices work together for an awesome user experience. The Nexus Q appears to open a whole new world for Google supplying media to consumers and gaining ground on their competitors. Do you see any similarity to the 'Q" bypassing TV manufacturers for supplying Google content and Microsoft's "Surface" bypassing their OEM suppliers?
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Man, that was a jam-packed keynote, eh? Looking forward to trying out all the new stuff first-hand. I'll share my impressions with you as soon as I can.
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Are the Q and Google TV going to interact with each other? It seems there is overlap here to me.
+JR Raphael You go t it made. What an awesome job. You do it well and I look forward to seeing the new stuff!
+JR Raphael - I missed the beginning of the swag announcement - do you guys all get the Galaxy Nexus with Jellybean preview, the table, and the Q?
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My mother, her brother and sister grew up with Stan Rohatinski in her life from a very early age. Stan and Mary were living next door to my grandparents at CFB Trenton and, as often happens, the two families sort of blended into one. When my grandfather would be away, Stan and Mary were always there helping take care of the kids. Stan's kids talk about my grandfather in the same way.
Edmonton was their home, but they moved to Abbotsford which is where Stan ultimately retired from the Air Force. Mom and I always made it out there to visit when she was here. They moved to Kelowna last year, and we got news in the middle of March that Stan wasn't well. He was moved to palliative and passed away at the age of 90 on March 17th.
Ninety years is a pretty good run, Stan, and you had an impact on a lot of lives. Rest in peace.
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On March 17, 2015, Mr. Stanley Rohatinski of Kelowna, BC passed away at the age of 90 years.
Stanley is survived by his loving wife, Mary and his family. Divine Liturgy Thursday, March 26 at 10:00 a.m. at Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Ukrainian Catholic Church, Star- Peno, AB. Basilian Fathers officiating with interment in Church Cemetery.
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From that sand swept crashed star destroyer to those words uttered by Han Solo, this is just so good. This is going to be a good Christmas.
I buy a lot of Patagonia gear and I take a bit of flack for it. The stuff's not cheap,and the Patagucci moniker stings a bit.
The thing is the stuff is well made, and the company stands behind the product. I had a cycling jacket that I wore for at least 15 years and when the fabric started to delaminate I bundled it up into a tiny box and mailed it back, expecting…nothing, maybe? I figured it was worth a shot at the lifetime warranty.
Sure enough, three weeks later a new jacket showed up. No cost.
So I buy a lot of Patagonia products, because Patagonia products really are products for life and the company doesn't just talk its values it stands behind its values. That's important.
This is, to be quite frank, better than anything George Lucas has put out in the last 20 years.
The Globe & Mail's home page has been overrun with advertising from Via Rail lately. Two people have been on trial for a plan to bomb a Via Rail train. When those two meet, the only word that comes to mind is Oops.
Everybody loves Courtney Barnett right now, praising her deadpan lyrics and straightforward style. I'm not so sure but I do know one thing: Depreston is the most hipster song I've ever heard. From the theme of how depressing it is to live in the suburbs to the 23 dollars a week saved on latte's, I think we've hit some kind of peak here.
I heard this on a drive down to Seattle for the first time as I was pulling into town. Maybe she'll grow on me.
I met Rocco a few years ago in Hamilton briefly, and he's been a frequent accompaniment to Daniel Lanois shows. Congregate closed the most recent show and it was stunning.
Beautiful video that shows a watchmaker disassembling a Rolex Submariner. Beautiful, and it takes me back to the days of my misspent youth in the back of a jewelry store in Trenton, Ontario owned by Jack Hadley. Jack used to do watch repair, a skill that's rapidly disappearing in a world where fewer people wear watches and most of those are cheap and disposable.
Television without Tina Fey is just almost not worth watching.
Prince's Purple Rain celebrated its 30th anniversary this year. That means I was 13 when the album and film was released, and holy cow do I remember that year: dearly beloved, Prince was everywhere. It was an electric thing this album called Purple Rain but I"m here to tell you there's something else—the movie.
Purple Rain is probably the worst movie with the greatest soundtrack you'll ever hear.
Continue reading "Dig, If You Will, The Picture: Purple Rain at 30"
I haven't written much about the Jian Ghomeshi situation that's been unfolding at the CBC. To some extent, that's because I didn't have much to add. No sooner had the story begun to spin in Jian's favour with his now infamous (and removed) Facebook post than it quickly turned and pretty much every social media network's Canadian contingent was overwhelmed with stories about Jian.
This had a somewhat in direct effect on me: I had run a hulkghomeshi twitter account for a while before it got both boring and time consuming. When Jian's Facebook post went up I reactivated it with a few posts that were arguably funny but as it became clear that the situation was anything but funny I shut it down for good after tweeting out some rape crisis links. (That account sort of peaked for me with my imaginary live tweeting of the Scotiabank Nuit Blanche was sitting in the Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver at the time. It was kind of genius.)
The Jian Ghomeshi story was on my mind a couple of days ago: December 6, 2014 was the 25th anniversary of the dath of 14 young and female engineering students at L'Ecole Polytechnique in Montreal. I was in school that day in Toronto—my last year of high school—and it was horrifying. It felt like it was happening just down the road. We knew what was happening to some extent: radio was a critical medium, tuned in on Walkmen. It was horrifying.
It's not hard to draw a direct line from Jian Ghomeshi to the shootings. Both involve men who seemed to feel that they were entitled to women; that women weren't the same as men in the workplace; that women were somehow meant to serve their needs, and not be equal. The specifics of the manifestation of that attitude may be different, the intent was not.
I work in tech, and it's not an industry that's known for welcoming women into the workplace. Google is fairly dominated by men, as is Microsoft. Those 14 women at L'Ecole Polytechnique were engineering students and they were entering a male dominated industry. It's sad that 25 years later, not much has changed.
I think I'm respectful towards the women I work with—my last two employers have been women, and I've quite liked working for both of them on most levels. The Jian situation did make me realize that I'm not perfect though: jokes get told and comments are made, and I'm not immune from making them. More commonly I become a passive participant in the jokes that others make. That's something that I need to stop, and I'm going to try even harder than I have in the past. Even jokes and comments that seem harmless have a sort of undertone that perpetuates the history of sexism in the workplace—I'm tempted to call my participation unwitting, but that wouldn't be accurate.
Jian Ghomeshi created a workplace and a culture for himself that allowed him to, at the very least, exploit women. Whether some of his activity was consensual (The Guardian printed a particularly interesting article) it seems clear at this point that not all of it was. Jian Ghomeshi took advantage of women because he could.
Twenty-five years ago fourteen women died because they were pursuing an education, and because they were women. There was no other reason—there was no logic. The man who did this to them made that clear. It's sad that twenty-five years later not that much has changed.
For my small part, I'm going to do everything I can to make sure the same thing isn't happening in another twenty-five years. Here's hoping.
A while ago, someone I follow on twitter sent a message with the hashtag #vancuber and the hastag has been gaining traction quickly. There's been quite a bit of fuss about Uber in the city lately, and even more in the press. When I asked the person in what way Uber was different than a taxi I got the same reply I more or less always do…basically "I don't know."
So why does everybody want this so badly?
Continue reading "On Uber Being Disruptive and #vancuber"
THE INSIDE STORY : Major Depression from mental health channel on Vimeo.
The death of Robin Williams has drawn a lot of attention to the topic of depression, again. The video above was posted by Spencer Tweedy to twitter and it's worth watching—even if it doesn't star a major Hollywood star. Millions of people live with depression in their lives: this tells one man's story.
I was never really a Beatles fan in the way that many people are. My aunt and uncle were—they had a complete collection of the albums on 8-track to play in their Plymouth Duster—and that may have led to some overexposure. Who knows.
I do remember one of the first records I found and played on the portable record player I kept in my bedroom being my mother's copy of Meet the Beatles and it was in Grade Five when I bought a copy of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band for myself. Holy cow, that record was a revelation. I may not have been a fan but I sure liked what I'd heard there.
Watching and hearing George Martin talk about the creation of that album's unique and distinctive closing track A Day in the Life reminds me of talking to other restless musical collaborators I've known. The creative process is a group effort and that music does not, as Daniel Lanois and Brian Eno explain, simply burst forth fully formed.
I've actually had A Day in the Life on repeat quite a bit this week, though I'm not sure why. It's the kind of song that gets into your head and stays there for a while. It's a rich sonic trip from the acoustic beginning through that disjointed middle part to that glorious orchestral conclusion.
Songs like this don't come every day, and it's a reminder of the level of creative genius that resided in that foursome—along with their producer.
My uncle Gerry died a couple of weeks ago. Yesterday—August 16th, 2014—would have been his 67th birthday. Gerry was one of those really solid, great guys that you were lucky to have in your life. Even tempered and quick to smile his quiet laugh was an undercurrent to every conversation he ever had.
Gerry became a golfer later in life, but his first love was always baseball. When we were kids he had seasons tickets to the Jays and it was alway a treat to go to a game with him. My brother and I would usually go together—one of us would sit with Gerry, the other one with someone else (often my Grandfather) and we'd switch seats partway through the game. Gerry was a catcher as a kid, and he never lost the love for that game that runs through our family. On the wall in his house he had a map with a a ticket for a game from every single major league stadium in North America. He managed to get to them all, and the last time I saw him he talked about having to redo that adventure now that new teams and stadiums are in the league.
He loved music, that guy. His taste centered on Willie Nelson and what would now be considered classic country and western. The last time I saw him was about a year ago when I was in Hamilton for the Greenbelt Harvest Picnic. I had been lucky enough to attend a dinner the night before with the Harvest Picnic crowd including Emmylou Harris and Daniel Lanois. It was a pretty special night for me—my birthday, actually—and Gerry and I got together before I headed to the show the next day. He was proud of me that day: he always enjoyed the success I've had in the music industry, and our tastes sort of converged in later years. He gave me a short message for Emmylou and I passed it along later that day in the backstage area. It was, no doubt, one of thousands of such messages she's received in her lifetime and quickly forgotten but I'm glad I got to pass it along anyway. I wish Gerry could have been there.
I never went to a show with him, and that's a chance that's slipped into the impossible now. I'm lucky though, and have some very good and talented friends and a couple of weeks ago Reid Jamieson was playing a show just down the road from where I live. Reid's got a beautiful voice, a gift for songwriting and taste in music that overlaps with Gerry's quite a bit. I chatted with him briefly before the show and asked him if he could play some Elvis for me—Gerry loved Elvis, and it wasn't lost on him that his birthday was the anniversary of Elvis' death as well. Reid got up on stage and played a beautiful set of music and just before launching into the Elvis tune he was planning on playing looked out into the audience, pointed and said "This one's for your uncle."
And so it was. I sat there on the shore of the pacific ocean where I live sipping a beer and crying behind my sunglasses, while Reid sang. It meant a lot, and Gerry would have loved it. I only wish he could have been there with me.
So long Gerry. Your friends and family miss you. Don't worry though: I'll keep playing records for you, and if I ever get the chance again I'll make sure to tell Emmylou you said goodbye.
IBM does a pretty fantastic job of pushing information loaded email messages out. They've moved some communications to Twitter as a primary distribution channel, but email remains better for much of the stuff they do and they still do it well.
The most recent note I got from them made me chuckle though, especially after I verified what I suspected was the case: them email's legal disclaimer was almost as long at the email content itself.
I'd find it funny, if it weren't entirely unsurprising.
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Growth, Development, and Yield in Pure and Mixed Stands of Eucalyptus and Albizia
Abstract:Productivity of Eucalyptus saligna Sm. plantations is commonly limited by low levels of available nitrogen (N), and synthetic N fertilizer applications are costly and sometimes impractical; thus, we evaluated mixed species plantings in which N is added by Albizia falcataria (L.) Fosberg [=Paraserianthes falcataria (L.) Nielson]. Five ratios of Eucalyptus and Albizia were compared with each other, with pure Albizia, and with pure Eucalyptus fertilized periodically with N in a randomized block design on the wet Hamakua coast of the Island of Hawaii. Eucalyptus growth increased as the amount of Albizia in the stand increased from 11 to 66%, and heights and diameters of Eucalyptus in stands containing 34% or more Albizia were equal to or larger than those in fertilized, pure stands. Total aboveground biomass, stem biomass, and stem volume per ha of mixed stands at age 10 were at least equal to yields produced in fertilized, pure Eucalyptus stands; total biomass of mixed stands with 50 or 66% Albizia was 30 and 46% greater than that in fertilized, pure Eucalyptus and 10 and 24% greater than that of pure Albizia. Yield of the Eucalyptus component alone in these two mixtures was at least equal to that of fertilized, pure Eucalyptus stands. Moreover, mean annual increment declined more slowly after culmination in all-mixed stands than in the fertilized, pure Eucalyptus stand. Over time, the apparent benefits of mixed versus pure plantings of Eucalyptus and Albizia have increased, and at age 10 include diversity in stand structure (and habitat) as well as the improvements in Eucalyptus tree growth and stand productivity recognized at younger ages. For. Sci. 43(2):286-298.
Keywords: Paraserianthes; biomass; silviculture; species mixtures; stand dynamics; tropical forestry
Document Type: Journal Article
Affiliations: Supervisory Research Forester (retired), USDA Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Research Station, Honolulu, HI 96813
Publication date: May 1, 1997
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DID is a very real condition that derives from early childhood trauma.
Before you begin searching through the trauma vault, make sure you are surrounded by people you trust including at least one good psychiatrist AND psychologist. You'll need the psychologist for talk therapy and the psychiatrist for meds (if you need any). Make no mistake, this is not something to be approached lightly. Integrating trauma is the most painful and horrific thing a person can go through. I cannot describe how painful it is, and many people don't make it through the integration process and end up committing suicide because it's just too much to process.
If you truly feel you have good supports, then start with a talk therapist. It took me one year before my memories started coming up and once they did, it's been a long and painful process. But with the pain comes healing, and when you don't remember a big part of your life, you tend not to live a quality life as a result.
And fyi, usually survivors of sexual abuse use many coping skills...'putting it somewhere else' so you don't have to process it is one of them, and another is anti social behavior that includes brushes with the law. It's all part of being emotionally disturbed.
Find a psychologist. It's time to forgive yourself.
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What would you reccommend for someone who does not have Health Insurance and cannot afford a Psychologist or Therapist? :(
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I don't know where you live, in what country, but you should be able to find a program that could subsidize your therapy. Or at the very least, offer you sliding scale. Therapists, out of pocket, can be expensive. But many of them do sliding scale, and let you pay what you can afford.
Where I live there is a therapy program run by Catholic Families that offer $5.00 sessions with registered psychotherapists. They aren't religious in their treatment approach, they are subsidized by the Catholic Church to offer these services to people of low income.
Check with your county, and city social services, and ask your GP. I'm pretty sure you'll be able to find something.
Don't try to do this on your own. Not only will it not work, but it may do more damage than good since you really need a professional to help you through this.
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